Fabrizio
Meaning of Fabrizio
Fabrizio is a masculine name with Italian origins. It is pronounced as fah-BREET-syo (/faˈbriːtsjo/). The variations of this name include Fabrice and Fabrizius. Fabrizio has been given to baby boys in the United States since at least 1962, and its popularity has fluctuated over the years. In recent times, it has maintained a relatively moderate level of usage, ranking around the 3000-4000 mark in terms of popularity. This name carries an air of sophistication and European charm, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a unique and distinctive name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as fah-BREET-syo (/faˈbriːtsjo/)
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Notable People Named Fabrizio
| Fabrizio Moretti is a Brazilian-American musician and visual artist known for his role as the drummer of The Strokes and his involvement in various musical projects and art endeavors. |
| Fabrizio De André - Fabrizio Cristiano De André was a prominent Italian singer-songwriter known for his concept albums, literary influences, and political protest music. |
| Fabrizio Mobrici, also known as Fabrizio Moro, is an Italian singer-songwriter who gained commercial success after winning the Newcomers' Section of the Sanremo Music Festival in 2007. |
| Fabrizio Clerici was an Italian painter known for his surrealist and metaphysical style. |
| Fabrizio Bentivoglio is a renowned Italian actor, screenwriter, and theatre performer. |
| Fabrizio Bernardi is an Italian astronomer known for discovering minor planets and comets, including the near-Earth asteroid 99942 Apophis. |
| Fabrizio Romano is an Italian sports journalist renowned for his coverage of football transfers and his signature tagline "Here we go!". |
| Fabrizio Ferron is a retired Italian footballer known for his career as a goalkeeper, having played over 300 games in Serie A. |
| Fabrizio Ruggeri is an Italian statistician known for his innovative work in Bayesian methods and stochastic process inference. |
| Fabrizio Branciforte, 3rd prince of Butera - Fabrizio Branciforte (1551–1624) was an aristocrat, 3rd prince of Butera and Count of Mazarin, who was knighted into the Order of the Golden Fleece in 1607. |
| Fabrizio Meoni was an Italian off-road and rallying motorcycle racer known for his time with the KTM Factory Team. |
| Fabrizio Freda is an Italian business executive. |
| Fabrizio Viola is an Italian banker. |
| Fabrizio Moretti is a renowned Italian art dealer with expertise in Italian Old Masters. |
